A train in the distance
You could see
The mountains rise above the road
But what if everyone thought
That it was a game
Just a silly game
Everyone was caught in
It wouldn't matter to you
What everyone else would do
You believe
We're not who we are
You see
What no one else can see
You believe
We're not who we are
The tricks they've played on you
Are no longer amusing
They tune out the sound
Of your accusing
All of their beliefs
And all of your wild dreams
Don't let your conscious slip away
Or they'll lock you in chains
We're not what we seem
No one trusts anyone
We're not what we seem
---
Stop fighting it
You can't deny it
Any longer
We're not who we are
Published by Terri Deno
Terri Deno is a freelance writer living near Indianapolis. She holds a B.A. in English from Ball State University. She has a passion for research; this passion is the driving force for writing about antiques... View profile
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